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Kenmore 70 Series - Lid Switch Repair

02/14/2008 11:38 AM EMBrubaker

I recently purchased a used 4-5 year old Kenmore 70 series washer (model/serial below) and discovered it won't progress through the rinse/drain cycle. After some investigation, I found the lid switch had broken off the screws and was dangling below the housing. I was able to pull it up and manaully depress the switch to drain the tub, but now need to replace the switch.

My question is what's the easiest way to remove the housing to access and replace the switch? Now that I have the problem idetified I hate to spend $100+ to have someone out to fix it!

Model: 110. 20702 991
Serial: CL0634834
Type: 111

Thanks for any help you can provide.

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Lid switch replacement

02/14/2008 01:01 PM DanO Moderator

** Kenmore washer [model 110.20702991]. I found the lid switch had broken. what's the easiest way to remove the housing to access and replace the switch? **

You can read one way it might be done at the following link and see the actual replacement lid switch for your model at the second link below.

- Direct Drive Washer Lid Switch
LINK > www.the-appliance-clinic.com/ddlidsw.html

- Kenmore 110.20702991 Lid Switch
LINK > www.appliance411.com/data.php?ap=AP3100001

JFYI

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Thanks

02/14/2008 03:30 PM EMBrubaker

This is great information, thank you!

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Washer fixed!

02/15/2008 04:23 PM EMBrubaker

Thanks for the help! The lid switch replacement was a piece of cake once I figured out how to crack into the cabinet.

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Fixed

02/15/2008 07:39 PM DanO Moderator

** The lid switch replacement was a piece of cake **

Glad to hear it. Thanks for the follow up.

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